Props to you for not only teaching people how to make an actually interesting game, but also taking an object-oriented approach right from the start. This really stands out from the crowd as a tutorial. I just hope the code isn't outdated by now with updates to python / pygame.
Following along with this series and adding my own ideas to my project as I go along. Already I can see that with the first video you are clear and concise when explaining difficult concepts, and you have really helped me so much. Thank you so much for posting quality content like this!
Man I can't thank you enough for this tutorial series. I'm using the game logic as a foundation for my A level CS project but I've changed the player and enemy sprites and eventually when the enemy engages in a battle with enemies, im gonna make it so that the game loads up a CS Multiple choice question and some more jazz. I got 7 weeks left to code, document and submit it and this series is honestly gonna be a lifesaver. Thank you so very much.
This helped me so much!!! had some problems with using classes but you cleared it for me! you went right to the point and it is explanied so good! best tutorial ever!
Thank you so much my Guy!! this is awesome. Imagine a project like this would cost thousands of dollars to learn in post secondary institutions, but here we are, the universe has blessed us a Man that willingly share his knowledge for FREE to idiots like me to potentially make it in life. THANK YOU.
Great tutorial. Ill be following this series to make my own but Ill add some of my own ideas to my game. You are good at explaining whats going on and that makes it easy to follow. Thanks
i love how you explain python basics like oop. i'm just getting started and the way you explain it and show how it works makes me understand it better than in my udemy course ^^ thanks and keep up the good work!
Fantastic! I always believe anything can be explained, if its explained correctly and you sir have nailed it! You have talked OOP, that can be quite complex, and explained it in a way that can be understood. I agree with all the other comments here. This tut is one of the best I have seen and is worth a sub alone, so I have. Thank you. :)
So I am not doing the exact same things as you right now, I am making my own project with help of this one. So one question, you scaled up the image at 9:41 however I want to scale down my image. I thought you could use decimals like 0.5 however, this makes my lengths float values. So how would I do it?
This was my favourite game to make. It had a bunch of little features that I hadn't made before so it was fun to figure them out. Hope you like it too.
I'm a new student trying to learn, so I can become a programmer with python and I have a project on how to make a port scan. So far I already make a port scan with Python3, and it scans fine, give a date and everything working good so far. I see on your video tutorial, it is very good. I would like to ask for your advice if you can and guide me on how I will add this 3 in a Python script, I have: 2. System should look for all the ports between the range of 1 to 1025 3. If the Ports is open, it should create a file and add an entry for port number 4. In case of any exception for instance “host is not available”, “host name could not be resolved” or due to any other error, you need to write that exception into the same file. Thank you and Merry Christmas.
Thanks, glad to hear you found it useful! And funnily enough, I do have a course :). There's a demo of it on this video plus the first 6 or so parts are free to view as a demo: ua-cam.com/video/qSBmjSsscI4/v-deo.html
@CodingWithRuss Great video but I'm a bit lost as to why your arguments in the class seem out of order compared to how they are written. X and Y are written last and scale is written first but the arguments are written as Character(x, y, scale). Can you help me understand this?
as someone who's spent the better part of a year coding to pep8 standards, your code annoys me But otherwise, great video series. Loved following along and trying to keep up
Having problems getting the character files into the code. i have them all in a file called player and when I enter their specific name it will not input that image?
@@eliasbegashaw1707 What do you mean by that Can you plss explain me in detail I have everytime I put full path of images it's shows an error plss help 🙏🙏🙏
Hello there! I am here to learn pygame and i just noticed that you don;t have an icon. To do that just put the next code: icon = pygame.display.image.load("imagename.png") pygame.display.set_icon(icon)
Thank you Russ all your awesome content walking us thru such cool Pygame builds, Hey Russ let's build Mario World 3 one these days the game engine and the level editor I want that game on MacBook so much the music the music baby Yoshi, are we allowed to build that game on UA-cam w/o upsetting anyone?
Hey, I burned through your original platformer series last night and I decided to try to make something of my own. I have a quick question though, when I try to set my window, I keep getting a error that says "video system not initialized." I have double and triple checked my code and it is IDENTICAL to yours at the 04:12 timestamp in this video. Any thoughts? I've googled all over the place to no avail. Thanks for your time
Hi Lucas, I've had some weird errors like that too sometimes even though the code is the same that I've used on other games. Maybe download the code from the link in the description and see if that runs OK?
@@CodingWithRuss thanks for the reply, I finally figured it out. For some reason I overlooked the fact that pygame.QUIT needed a colon instead of an open parenthesis. I'm really enjoying building my first game and you're helping me out quite a lot. Thanks again!
hello, i just want to say i have a problem. i wrote in the code x = 200 to rect.center = (x, y) and it opens and closes even though i put in the code for it not to do that. help please?
Nice Video! Just one small problem. For line 15, I put in the same code (just with my own png), and it can't find the file. I also typed img = pygame.image.load('insert my png'), and it still can't find the png. Is there a way to troubleshoot?
Props to you for not only teaching people how to make an actually interesting game, but also taking an object-oriented approach right from the start. This really stands out from the crowd as a tutorial. I just hope the code isn't outdated by now with updates to python / pygame.
woah! this is by far the coolest and educational tutorials on pygame i've ever had! you're awesome! thanks a million!🤩😊
Thanks! Glad you liked it :)
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Part 2 uploaded, in which I add in keyboard controls to move the character: ua-cam.com/video/7WsE1Vy1Krg/v-deo.html
Following along with this series and adding my own ideas to my project as I go along. Already I can see that with the first video you are clear and concise when explaining difficult concepts, and you have really helped me so much. Thank you so much for posting quality content like this!
Thanks! I'm glad you're finding it useful. Hope to see a demo of your project when you finish it :)
Man I can't thank you enough for this tutorial series. I'm using the game logic as a foundation for my A level CS project but I've changed the player and enemy sprites and eventually when the enemy engages in a battle with enemies, im gonna make it so that the game loads up a CS Multiple choice question and some more jazz. I got 7 weeks left to code, document and submit it and this series is honestly gonna be a lifesaver. Thank you so very much.
howd it go mate
BY FAR ONE OF THE BEST CHANNELS FOR PYTHON CONTENT, IF NOT THE GREATEST!
Thank you!
This helped me so much!!! had some problems with using classes but you cleared it for me! you went right to the point and it is explanied so good! best tutorial ever!
Thanks! Much appreciated. I'm glad the videos are helpful :)
Thank you so much my Guy!! this is awesome. Imagine a project like this would cost thousands of dollars to learn in post secondary institutions, but here we are, the universe has blessed us a Man that willingly share his knowledge for FREE to idiots like me to potentially make it in life. THANK YOU.
Haha thanks! Glad it helped
Great tutorial. Ill be following this series to make my own but Ill add some of my own ideas to my game. You are good at explaining whats going on and that makes it easy to follow. Thanks
Thanks, glad you find them useful!
Great video man. This is definitely the most educational pygame video i've ever seen. The way you explained OOP was perfect.
Thanks a lot! Glad you found it helpful
Never thought making a difficult game like that could be explained so easily, thanks a lot 😭♥️
Thanks! I'm glad it actually makes sense :D
one of the best tutorials on pygame in yt
Thanks!
The way you explain everything. perfect. thank you!
Thanks, glad to hear it!
Great explanation, I understand all the small, big and hard concepts. This channel deserves more subscriber's. 😀
Thanks! Glad to hear it helped :)
i love how you explain python basics like oop. i'm just getting started and the way you explain it and show how it works makes me understand it better than in my udemy course ^^
thanks and keep up the good work!
Thanks! Glad to hear it is making sense :)
This is fantastic!😃Looking forward to follow along.
Thank you!
Nice to see your channel growing. Great work
by far this is the most advance thing i coded but when you say it, it feels a lot easier
Glad to hear it's making sense. It's the most advanced thing I coded too 😅
I've seen you previous platformer, but this tutorial is even better!
Thank you for these tutorials!
Thanks, I worked on improving the previous platformer and added extra features to make this one
tysm for these tutorials
you explain these the absolute best and its so easy to understand
Thanks, glad you liked it!
Awesome, love your tutorials. Cant wait to follow along with this one! Many thanks for sharing with us.
Glad you like them!
Fantastic! I always believe anything can be explained, if its explained correctly and you sir have nailed it! You have talked OOP, that can be quite complex, and explained it in a way that can be understood. I agree with all the other comments here. This tut is one of the best I have seen and is worth a sub alone, so I have. Thank you. :)
Thanks Tony! Glad to hear it :)
Very cool tutorial. Thanks for sharing your knowledge! 👍
Thank you, glad it was useful!
Really enjoying it short burst of information easy to understand
Thanks, glad to hear you like it
AMAZING! Thanks for the videos!!!
Glad you like them :)
So I am not doing the exact same things as you right now, I am making my own project with help of this one. So one question, you scaled up the image at 9:41 however I want to scale down my image. I thought you could use decimals like 0.5 however, this makes my lengths float values. So how would I do it?
Yea you have to be careful with that. You could use int() to turn the floats into integers.
Your absolutely awesome
You've explained oop in such easy!!!
Thank you :)
This looks like a realy cool series! I'll do it later!
Cheers for the clear tutorial mate!
Glad you liked it! 👍
Finally tutorial came out :)
Part 2 coming soon :)
@@CodingWithRuss Glad to hear that. Your tutorial helped me to make a game (it's like platformer and flappy bird)
WOOOOOOW CANT WAIT FOR PART TWO
you explain better than a person in a paid course
Thank you SO MUCH!! I was having trouble with classes and you cleared it all up for me!
Glad it helped!
Woo!! Onto the next one.
This was my favourite game to make. It had a bunch of little features that I hadn't made before so it was fun to figure them out. Hope you like it too.
You make it sound like magic, but the achievable kind. Thank you so much for the tutorial !
Thanks a lot :) Glad you like it
this is awesome ! Thanks Russ !
Thanks! Glad you liked it
I'm a new student trying to learn, so I can become a programmer with python and I have a project on how to make a port scan.
So far I already make a port scan with Python3, and it scans fine, give a date and everything working good so far.
I see on your video tutorial, it is very good.
I would like to ask for your advice if you can and guide me on how I will add this 3
in a Python script, I have:
2. System should look for all the ports between the range of 1 to 1025
3. If the Ports is open, it should create a file and add an entry for port number
4. In case of any exception for instance “host is not available”, “host name could not be resolved” or
due to any other error, you need to write that exception into the same file.
Thank you and Merry Christmas.
million wows. great tutorial .
Thank you :D
SO GOOD I DID THE WHOLE THING
Thanks, glad you enjoyed it :)
good work and thank you so much, Greetings from Egypt
Glad you liked it!
its help me learn pygame a lot
Glad to hear it!
Woah!!!!! One of the best tutorials ever on pygame THANK YOU VERY MUCH BROTHER ❤️
Thanks! Glad you liked it :)
14:34 why img is not image? why are we diffrentiating those two? i dont understand please help please please
Thanks 🙏
Welcome!
Nice man. You know how to explain everything
Thanks! Glad it helped
Well looks like a found a new lil project to try!
Hope you like it!
You teach really gratifying ,your great waiting for your next vedios.
Thank you very much!
Im so exited to make this thanks bro
Have fun! :)
i think im finally getting it thanks man if u ever do decide to put out a course im interested
Thanks, glad to hear you found it useful! And funnily enough, I do have a course :). There's a demo of it on this video plus the first 6 or so parts are free to view as a demo: ua-cam.com/video/qSBmjSsscI4/v-deo.html
@@CodingWithRuss and again thank you
You're awesome, dude! Thank you very much!
Thanks! Glad you liked it
@@CodingWithRuss Did you read the book "Python crash course"?
What a tutorial!! Super!! Thanks a ton! Subbed immediately
Thank you! Glad you liked it
what did u use to import images and where did u put the images?
@CodingWithRuss Great video but I'm a bit lost as to why your arguments in the class seem out of order compared to how they are written. X and Y are written last and scale is written first but the arguments are written as Character(x, y, scale). Can you help me understand this?
Fantastic Video till now!
thanks mate tNice tutorials was a big help
No problem, glad it helped!
I found it very useful, thank you.
Glad to hear that!
i am being your fan.great video
Thanks, glad you like them
how do you get python
that needs more views
This is amazing!
Thanks!
YOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!! AMAZING TUTORIALS AS ALWAYSS!!! 😎🤩😌
Glad you like them!
thankyou dude, good job! I've learned a lot from you :D
Glad to hear it!
Just subscribed. Amazing
Thank you!
Love and huge respect for you brother....Respect from Pakistan...My online teachers....Much respect for you all....
Thank you! I'm glad the videos are useful :)
as someone who's spent the better part of a year coding to pep8 standards, your code annoys me
But otherwise, great video series. Loved following along and trying to keep up
Sweet! I look forward to coding this. How often will these videos come out?
I'll aim to upload every 2-3 days
Having problems getting the character files into the code. i have them all in a file called player and when I enter their specific name it will not input that image?
you need to edit the file player onto the programming language you use
@@eliasbegashaw1707 What do you mean by that Can you plss explain me in detail I have everytime I put full path of images it's shows an error plss help 🙏🙏🙏
your explaination and the game is totally amazing🤩😊
can u give the link to download these images
or how to get these types of images
Thanks! Yes the images are on the github repo in the video description
Awesome tutorial 😍
Thanks!
is there any tutorial that teach how to import images cause i having problem with it
Hello there! I am here to learn pygame and i just noticed that you don;t have an icon. To do that just put the next code:
icon = pygame.display.image.load("imagename.png")
pygame.display.set_icon(icon)
thanks it's really good
Glad you liked it
Thank you Russ all your awesome content walking us thru such cool Pygame builds, Hey Russ let's build Mario World 3 one these days the game engine and the level editor I want that game on MacBook so much the music the music baby Yoshi, are we allowed to build that game on UA-cam w/o upsetting anyone?
great job bro!!!!
Thank you!
don't give up!, there are more difficult programs then tNice tutorials one
Amazing class!
Hey, I burned through your original platformer series last night and I decided to try to make something of my own. I have a quick question though, when I try to set my window, I keep getting a error that says "video system not initialized." I have double and triple checked my code and it is IDENTICAL to yours at the 04:12 timestamp in this video. Any thoughts? I've googled all over the place to no avail. Thanks for your time
Hi Lucas, I've had some weird errors like that too sometimes even though the code is the same that I've used on other games. Maybe download the code from the link in the description and see if that runs OK?
@@CodingWithRuss thanks for the reply, I finally figured it out. For some reason I overlooked the fact that pygame.QUIT needed a colon instead of an open parenthesis. I'm really enjoying building my first game and you're helping me out quite a lot. Thanks again!
Nice tutorial
Thanks
Bro You are the best! but still why is your popularity so low? 😐😐☹☹
Dw bro ADHD helps out so much with soft soft i find. day dreaming always gives new ideas so when i snap back i got that vision ready
hello, i just want to say i have a problem. i wrote in the code x = 200 to rect.center = (x, y) and it opens and closes even though i put in the code for it not to do that. help please?
can you teach panda 3d too
cause you are the best game developer I know on youtube and
thanks for this amazing tutorial
Really great tutorial but I have one problem, when I try to make a player 2 it ends up in the same X and Y position as player1.
Same, I was thinking where is the other player 😅
That amazing I like it
Thank you!
well explained 👍
Thanks!
Thank you very much sir. Clearly understand.
Sir please make the playlist for Super Mario game
Thanks! Glad you liked it. Super Mario would be pretty interesting to remake for sure!
What do I do with the assets
i can't connect images to my work. how do i fix it.
line 15, in that is what pop up
Hi! I had a question about the image. I think you need the image for the character to already be saved, so where would I find this?
Hello, the images are all available to download from my github. I've linked it in the video description
wow this is so cool! How long did you spend making this set of videos?😃😃😃
❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️thank you so much
No problem 😊
Helped me alot thanks
You are awesome!
Thanks :)
it says FileNotFoundError: No such file or directory.
clips. I use a drum loop and afterwards I want to record a appguitar. What happens.. the drumloop starts to record again along the
THANK YOU SO MUCH YOUR THE BEST I SUBSCRIBE 🙏🙏🙏🙏
Thank you, glad you like the tutorial! :)
Nice Video! Just one small problem. For line 15, I put in the same code (just with my own png), and it can't find the file. I also typed img = pygame.image.load('insert my png'), and it still can't find the png. Is there a way to troubleshoot?
you have to put all the images that you want to use in a file named 'img' , then you put that file into the projet file
@@andrewgilmore9181 Oh, now that makes sense :) Thanks!
What’s the schedule planning for this series like... what’ll be the frequency per time period do you want/ expect to upload it
I'll try to upload every 2-3 days
@@CodingWithRuss thank you
@@CodingWithRuss Great stuff man, looks great! How many parts in total do you think it is gonna be?
@@steenpower6761 Thanks! Looking like about a dozen parts at the moment! This game turned out bigger than I expected
I'm having a problem in the code, it says
AttributeError: 'Soldier' object has no attribute 'draw'
please help me fix this problem,
thank you.
ik this is 3 years later but if ‘Soldier’ is an image then it can’t have the attribute ‘draw’
Def:😁😁😁😁 class:💀💀💀💀💀💀